IDE angle connector for SD2IDE converter, single port Amiga 600 Amiga 1200 For Sale

IDE angle connector for SD2IDE converter, single port Amiga 600 Amiga 1200
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IDE angle connector for SD2IDE converter, single port Amiga 600 Amiga 1200:
$17.99

This angle connector is designed for typical SD2IDE converters and SD cards in Amiga 600 and Amiga 1200. No conflict with scandoublers, A600 turbo boards. Active correction of HDD LED signal. Rigid and durable cor­rec­tion of HDD LED sig­nal for Amiga. No more prob­lems with LED being al­ways on.

  • Rigid and durable con­struc­tion. No ad­di­tional mount­ing of SD2IDE re­quired.
  • SD2IDE con­verter is mounted with SD card up. One can change the card with­out dis­mount­ing the con­verter.
  • SD2IDE con­verter is on the left of the Amiga IDE port. Space on the right is free for scan­dou­bler or other ex­pan­sions.
  • Adapter does not fit into Amiga with upper shield cover in­stalled.

  • I will ship worldwide for 6 USD only via air mail! Fast delivery - about 6-20 working days to EU and USA (Air Mail, not insured, trackable via phone).
    If you would like to get it faster and with insurance please find my sale with 11 USD shipping costs.


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